ATTENTION GUN OWNERS & FUTURE GUN OWNERS: GET CONCEALED CARRY CERTIFIED BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE
A complete list of concealed carry training and certification blog articles
There is a lot of disagreement when it comes to firearms. However, there is one topic that almost no one disagrees with: the importance of firearms safety training. From learning to shoot a .22-caliber rifle as a youth to learning responsible draw-and-fire practices for a concealed handgun, the need for safety training is universally accepted. …
How to Get Permit with Online Classes According to multiple sources (see below), the only way to currently obtain your concealed-carry permit with online classes it through a license with the…
It’s one of the most common questions for new handgun owners and concealed-carry permit holders: should you carry a round in the chamber of a pistol? Having a round in the chamber means the firearm is ready to shoot with the squeeze of a trigger, and while there are disagreements, many experts feel that keeping …
Concealed-Carry Pistol: Should a Cartridge be Chambered? Read More »
If you are seeking a concealed-carry permit, the first question you might have is whether or not you’ll need to complete firearms training. You might also wonder what form this training might take…
According to a July 2017 report from Fox News, concealed-carry permit are on the rise, with 1.83 million new permits since the summer before. The report states that many of the biggest increases have come from demographics that are often the victims of violent crime, including women. You don’t have to search long for news …
As a concealed-carry owner, it’s your responsibility to maintain proficiency, accuracy, and safety with your weapon. The hope is that you never have to use your firearm to protect yourself and your loved ones, but if you do, you must be comfortable and competent. This brings us to the issue of target practice. How much …
How Much Target Practice is Need for Concealed-Carry Firearm Owners? Read More »
Sometimes training is approached like a means to an end. “Check the box” training programs are a dime a dozen but where are the quality training programs? A 5-Star program should leave a firearm novice feeling confident about handling a gun in a relatively short period of time. The National Rifle Association has a through …
